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Newspaper

Prescott Daily News

Location

Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

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Lull in affidavit storm sparks calls for reform at capitol

Lille Rock June 30 A temporary lull in the affidavit storm at the state capitol follows offers by State Auditor Dickin son and Deputy Bill Stoddard to testify before a Grand Jury. A legislative investigating committee continues work amid financial constraints. Reform proposals include annual audits by expert accountants, a state budget system, and a consolidating board for revenue and appropriations to place state finances on a business footing.

Lille Rock State Capitol Dickinson Bill Stoddard

News From Mexico City Sparks Anxious U.S. Officials

Washington reports rising anxiety in official quarters as Mexico City remains cut off by rail and wire for ten days. Consular reports say General Carranza massing troops to seize the city within two or three days and orders to protect non combatants. Diplomats coordinate with Brazil and other ministers to safeguard Americans and property if fighting erupts.

Washington Mexico City State Department Vera Cruz Department Carranza

Bank of Prescott Reports Condition of Assets and Liabilities

The Bank of Prescott, Nevada County Arkansas, Iowa? discloses loans and discounts, real estate loans, overdrafts, securities, and cash items totaling 466,951.77. President Thos C McRae and Cashier Thos C McRae Jr certify the report as true with directors W. W. Tompkins, D. L. McRae, and Sam T. White attesting, sworn June 30, 1915 before Notary Wren Scott.

Prescott Nevada County Arkansas Sun Banks Uies State of Arkansas Nevada Ss. We Thos. C. McRae Thos. C. McRae, Jr W. W. Tompkins D. L. McRae Sam T. White Wren Scott

Governor Hays Grants Two Pardons Yesterday

Governor Hays issued two pardons yesterday. Monroe Sanders of Pulaski county, sentenced to one year for grand larceny, and James Perkins of Mississippi county, sentenced in April 1914, to two years for grand larceny. The Daily News subscription offer follows.

Monroe Sanders Pulaski County James Perkins Mississippi County

Attorneys Seek Release From State Asylum

Little Rock June 29 Attorneys for Albert Baker of White Rock Franklin county a wealthy planter began arguments for a writ of habeas corpus to obtain his release from the state insane asylum. Baker shot and killed Wallace Bright his friend and neighbor because Bright was too friendly with his wife Bright was killed in 1913 Baker was indicted for murder but found not guilty on grounds of insanity at the time of the killing. The circuit judge ordered Baker committed to the asylum. Dr Frank B Young superintendent testified today that Baker is apparently sane.

Little Rock Albert Baker White Rock Franklin County Baker Arkansas Frank B. Young

Commissioner Returns From Panama Exposition

Little Rock June 30. Labor Commissioner J C Clary and Arkansas delegation return from San Francisco after a month. He helped open and dedicate the Arkansas building and says the state has two most attractive exhibits there.

Little Rock J. C. Clary San Francisco Arkansas

Highway Commission to Cabot for Rural Letter Carriers meeting

State Highway Commissioner travels to Cabot today to deliver an address at the annual Rural Letter Carriers Association meeting. The visit highlights state highway plans and rural infrastructure concerns raised by association members.

Highway Commission Cabot Higshway Rural Letter Carriers Association

Cotton Plant and Western R R chartered for 15 mile line

The Cotton Plant and Western R R Company is granted a charter to construct a 15 mile railroad southwest of Cotton Plant into Monroe county with capital stock of 100000. Directors are E C Nelson and W R Satterfield of Hele W T Trice Cotton Plant and E W Butler and A E Gray of McClellard. The Greever Putnam Lumber Co of Harrison is incorporated with 4000 capital stock, 3000 subscribed. E W Putman is president and J W Greever secretary treasurer. Bruce Bullion promoted to secretary. Gen W K Surridge of Walnut Ridge elected clerk to replace him. Jack Johnson will have the Country Gentleman for sale Thursday morning. Call 242 and he will bring you one.

Cotton Plant and Western R. It. Company Cotton Plant Monroe County E. C. Nelson W. R. Satterfield Hele W. T. Trice E. W. Butler A. E. Gray McClellard Greever-Putnam Lumber Com Las Harrison E. W. Putman J. W. Greever Bruce Bullion Swereta Harry Harris W. K. Surridge Walnut Ridge Bullion

No Extra Session Of Legislature In Arkansas

Gov Hays in Little Rock says he has no plan to call an extra legislative session even if the Supreme Court enjoins school fund payments. Supreme Court will rule on state aid and general school fund next week. Lower court blocked state aid but allowed funds for schools, with debate over seven mill tax sufficiency to keep schools open.

Little Rock Supreme Court Gov. Hays General School Fund Xt Legistaure

PLAINVIEW PELLAGRA INVESTIGATION BEGINS

Litle Rork and Joseph Goldberger of the U S Public Health Service with Dr C W Garrison have traveled to Plainview to probe a pellagra outbreak in a lumber plant. They will visit Monticello to examine pellagra among children at the Arkansas Baptist Orphans Home and then proceed to Crossett for a similar inquiry. The disease is serious in several areas of the state and efforts to stamp it out will intensify.

Litle Rork June le Joseph Goldberger U. S. Public Health Service C. W. Garrison Plainview Monticello Arkansas Baptist Orphans’ Home Crossett

Frisco Rate Cases Heard In U S District Court

The Arkansas Railroad Commission seeks to enjoin the Frisco from using its own tariff and to require operation under a reduced tariff until the Commission Tariff No 5 status is decided in December. Judge Trieber presides in Frisco rate case hearing held in U S District Court today.

Litle Rock Frisco Triebir U. S. District Court Arkansas Railroad Commission

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Clio Harper Hodges Thomas McAmis Garrett State Bank Senate House Donaghey Hays Jin Hays Commissioner Page S. Gautsche Your Savings Department Four Savings Department Savings Department Bank of Prescott Mexco Mexico Bank OF Tee Seeesons Panama Jack Johnson Ozan Mercantile Co
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